Urbina Sentenced 14 Years for Attempted Murder in Venezuela
Former MLB pitcher Ugueth Urbina received a 14 year prison sentence in Venezuela after being found guilty of attempted murder of five ranch workers and related charges. The ruling cites his actions during a 2005 gun dispute at the family property. Urbina formerly played for the Expos Red Sox Rangers Tigers Phillies and Marlins.
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Foxhounds Team Up With USC Aiken For Baseball Camp
The Aiken Foxhounds announce a partnership with USC Aiken baseball and head coach Kenny Thomas to join the Pacers summer camp series. Assistant coaches Michael Holder and Mark Conner, plus senior USCA player Ben Tankersley and Foxhounds staff, will run sessions. Camps run June 11 to 14 and June 18 to 21 for ages 5 to 14 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with a July specialty camp June 16 to 18 for ages 9 to 15 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Campers meet a Foxhounds game during their week.
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Gore signs four year extension with 49ers through 2011
San Francisco running back Frank Gore agrees to a four year contract extension at the NFL meetings in Phoenix. The Pro Bowl back, who led the NFC with 1695 rushing yards last season, will earn over 14 million guaranteed and remain with the 49ers through 2011.
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CBS Airs Original 1960 Masters Telecast With Palmer Highlight
CBS will rebroadcast Jim Nantz first remembers Augusta a 1960 Masters telecast set for Masters Sunday at 12 30 p m CDT Palmer Birdied final two holes to win the jacket showcasing his rise to stardom and the event that helped put golf on TV. The program includes Sam Snead Ben Hogan Jack Nicklaus and Jim McKay narration with colorization by Legend Films.
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Tigers and Mountaineers set for NIT final showdown
West Virginia and Clemson reached the NIT final after narrow wins at Madison Square Garden. WVU edged Mississippi State 63 62 on Darris Nichols buzzer beater, while Clemson held off Air Force 68 67 to advance.
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Player conduct in focus at NFL meetings
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell aims to issue disciplinary actions within 10 days after meetings with Tennessee cornerback Adam Pacman Jones and Cincinnati wide receiver Chris Henry. He says hearings help gather facts and perspectives as talks on a stronger policy continue during the NFL meetings.
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Pacers Rout Crusaders Behind Hot Slugging Night
USC Aiken pounded North Greenville 17 4 as Chris Sheehan drove in six runs and Alex Franklin hit his first career homer. Nick Ogurchak launched a two run homer and the Pacers jumped to a 5 0 lead, turning the game into a one sided victory. Coach Kenny Thomas praised Sheehan and the deep lineup as all players contributed in the win.
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Latta and Paris Reappear on AP All-America Women’s Top Team
Oklahoma center Courtney Paris earns back-to-back AP All-America honors as Ivory Latta of North Carolina repeats. Candace Parker of Tennessee, Lindsey Harding of Duke and Jessica Davenport of Ohio State join the First Team after a season marked by strong team performances and individual achievements. Parker led with 248 points on 49 of 50 ballots. one voter did not select her.
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